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Bob KellyMy personal Substack
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Total Lunar Eclipse Tuesday, March 3rd
March 3rd is closer than it looks, thanks to days stolen from the end of February.
Hard to believe March 1st is this weekend, when we are only in the 27th day of the previous month.
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What star is the farthest star we can see without optical aid?
I just realized the distance to all of the individual stars we can see is about 8 thousand light years or less. A number of websites list Rho Cassiopiae as the star farthest away from us that we can see without optical aid, at an estimated...
Watching Jeopardy!
I’m the light blue shirt in the far-away corner of the audience.
Carol is just to my right.
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Wonderful Morning Sky
The pre-dawn sky is a wonderful place for bright objects now!
Jupiter is almost overhead in the southeast, the third-brightest object out there. Venus is way low in the east, the second-brightest object in that sky. These days, the Moon ta...
Tuesday morning conjunction
Out in the front yard, early this morning, was the scene of Jupiter and Venus, again, but this time joined by the beautiful crescent Moon. At 5:10am EDT, the International Space Station slid past the Moon. Quite a morning of sights. Behind...
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I love everything about the sky - weather, environmental science, astronomy and space travel. Telling people about it with Westchester Astronomers and as an "Off the Path" Solar Eclipse Ambassador. Retired from cleaning the air at USEPA.
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